Capt. Larry Smith's Daily Life Plan Journal
Paperback, 191 pages
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Captain Larry Smith's Daily Life Plan Journal is a unique goal setting and journaling guide for everyone. Larry, an ex-fighter pilot and currently a 747 pilot is also an experienced Certified Addiction Counselor and Inspirational Lecturer. This workbook includes many unique features such as: A Neurological Case for Journaling, Larry's amazing story of addiction and recovery and instructions for goal setting and utilizing nine gauges for you to assess specific areas of your life. This book is concise, entertaining and contains life changing information. Highly recommended by some of the world top addiction specialists including, Celebrity Rehab's "Dr. Drew" Pinsky, MD and Dr. Joseph A. Pursch,MD, FAA Psychiatric Consultant and former Member of The President's Commission on Alcoholism and Drug Addiction.
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As Chemical dependency counselor I found this book to be instrumental in helping client's get organized and maintain motivation and enthusiasm for recovery. Larry's has great insight into addiction and the brain. I found this book to be inspirational and educational.
I give this book a 5 star rating. I like the - Because Your Worth It - page and the affirmations that follow, it sets the tone of what recovery is all about. The book explains the areas of the brain affective most by alcoholism and addiction and is a testament to the disease model of addiction. Keeping a journal and setting goals is good for everybody but especially important to people struggling trying to stay sober.
I bought this book at Larry Smith's Family Seminar. I am not in recovery myself nevertheless I found this book to be a revealing and enlightening. As a successful business owner, goal setting and understanding your present plan is of the up most importance. This book hits a home run in these areas. Although the information on the brain was more thorough than I expected, it flowed well. I found Captain Smith's personal story compelling and humorous. I'm amazed at his willingness to bare all to help other people recognize their own problems with alcoholism and drug addiction.
New to sobriety, have 26 day's up. Liked his group and bought the book. It helps me organize things and think about what is important to me.
Interesting and fun to read. I don't have time to journal much but I can check in on myself quickly using the gauges. I think this is going help me.
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